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CANTON IIOMI MAKI KS used the thrmp Thanksgiving for their attractive booth
?marked with simplicity. and colorful, A blue ribbon award winner.
LAKE Jl'NALCSKA Club exhibit fraluri d outdoor living for children?a fenced
in area, sand box. tea tables, swing. and blocks. A blue ribbon winner.
IIAPPY HOMEMAKERS club was a model family nursery, well arranged, with
appropriate books, toys, furniture and lighting. A blue ribbon booth.
Exhibits
tContinued from pace 1>
GAL TWO?HOME DEM? .N
objects," the exhibit Included in-'
struct ions for cutting and making i
creg>c paper raffia and various
types of finished articles ranging 1
from small jars to lamp shades.
CLYDE exhibited "A Sewing -
Unit," a suggestion for converting 1
an attic or extra room Into a hob
by room
CORNWEI.I. CM'B dcmoiistra
tion "Clothing the Family ' -how
ing the percentage of the faintly
incn',no to be spent on a well-plan
i>id wardrobe on a three-year tiasi*
THICKETY CLt'B exhibited
"Corsages for all Qccasinrs" with |
a demonstration of materials used !
Center of Interest \*ns a mannekin
dressed as a bride, holding a bou
quet of white flowers
,.MOK\|N<; STAR xhibittd The
Working Area," n utility room for
comfort and ease, which contained!
the washing machine, sink-, iron
ing board, and home freezer,
C'Ef'II. displayed "Food Conserv
ation," with an exhibit of frozen,
canned, pickled, and pre- >rved
foods.
CENTF.R PIC.EON showed "Good
Nutrition in Meal Planning." with
charts showing a pattern for a
day's proper diet and a table .set
with a proper breakfast,
KFAVERDAM displayed "Plan
ned Storage for Cleaning Supplies,"
with an ideal closet with space for
storing cleaning tools and mate
rials.
CANTON 1IOMK.MAKK.KS show
ed "Thanksgiving In the Home," a
booth furnished mostly With
articles made bv club members and
feat mine the family worship cen
ter for Thanksgiving' and arrange
ments of fruits and vegetables.
CRXBTRKK - IIVDK.H MOCN
TAIN showed points to consider in
"Consumer Buying" of clothes,
canned foods, and household
equipment
KINKS CRKKK exhibited copper
enameling .is ;l means of "Enjoy
ing Our Leisure". Enameled ash
tray* and costume jewelry made by
the members were displayed.
MrKIMMON CU B exhibited the
many activities of "Community
Service." in which its members en
cased. Colored slides of member*
I were shown continuously on a mov
j ins screen as the center of Inter
est.
SOI'Tll CI.YDE completed the
tlieme with "Christmas in the
Home," an exhibit showing a 11 v
inK room decorated for Christmas
and sifts under the tree.
The Achievement Day program
! was sponsored hv (ho following
merchants Btirslu-CIayton Furni
ture. Waynesville Mountaineer, j
Boyd Furniture, Farmers Co-Op.
Bottle C.is. Howell Motor. C, E.
Bay's Sor.s. Pet Dairy. Watkins
Motor Garrett Furniture. F.agle,
Store, First National Hank, Gar
rett Funeral Home. T S Morrison
and Foard. The Toggery. Moody
Rulane. Lealhyrwood and Francis
E-sso. Massie's Department Store.
Stov all's, Firestone Home and
Auto. Central Cleaners. C'loth Shop.
Rogers Electrie Company, Massie
Furniture. Belk-Hudxon. Smith's
| Drugs, Charlie's Place, Red Wing
Gift Shop. Crawford Gulf Service.
AfcP Store Campbell's Sewing
Shop. Turner's, Balentine's Super
ette. Parkway Motors. Taylor
Motors. Rogers Electric, Whitman's
Bakery, The Book Store and The ,
Farmers Federation.
Many Summer
Residents Of
Balsam Leaving
By LOUIS M. KNSLEV
Community Reporter
Mrs. Sara Crawford spent the j
. week end with Mr. and Mrs. G
> McKan in Bryson City.
Mrs William Hutchinson is here
for a v isit from her home in At
Uinta, tin
Mr. md Mrs William Ronald
have left for a brief visit with
Mrs. .1 T Hayes in Madison. Tenn.
Mrs. Bessie Russell has returned
to her home in Coral Gables. Fla
William Rosenberg has had a
successful season at The Rose
mount this summer and some of
the guests have decided to remain
all year.
Dr. 1 T. Pearson, who left Bal
sam early this summer because of
il'ness, had an operation in Miami.
Fla , and is getting along just
Tne. ? s * . ?
Ilev. Ray McCall announced last
Sunday morning that a revival
meeting will begin at the Balsam
Baptist Church Sunday night. The
Rev. VI. H. Raby. pastor of the
\ntioch Baptist church, will assist
in the .meeting. There will also
b<* a singing at the church Sunday
night starting at 7 p.m. Immedi
ately after the singing the revival
Will start.
Mr and Mrs. T. VV. Jones have
left to .pend the winter in Coral
Cables. Fla, Mr. Jones has a
large land development at Balsam
and stands most of the year here.
Mrs. Mack Crawford has been
i't for the past week. She was
taken to the C. J. Harris Hospital
in Sylva, but is now back at home.
Mr and Mrs. Louis Trapani have
returned to their home in Miami,
! Fla.
Billy Crawford returned to hi:
home at Balsam over the week
end. He is employed by a eon
struction company in Virginia.
Mrs. George Bew has returnei
to her home in Pass-A-Grilli
Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dixon lef
today for their home in Jackson
ville, Fla. The Dixons have beei
coming to Balsam for approximate
ly 30 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lindsai
of Reno. Nevada and Miss Virginii
Lindsay and Esta Oberlitner of Sat
Diego. Calif., are visiting Mr. ant
Mrs. Roy Souderes and Rev. an<
Mrs. O. J. Beck. The Lindsays an
natives of Balsam. >
Fiery Battle
5 HARLAN. Kv. (APi ?Clayton
-?! Haker still is wondering who won
-'the battle he had with a rattle
snake.
He saw the snake just before it
1 vanished into a rock pile. Baker
?J doused the rooks with gasoline and
lessed a lighted match on them.
From his hospital bed with burns
t on his face and hands. Baker still
. 1 didn't know whether the rattler
j ("perished in the flames.
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